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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1924
Page
10
A Monday evening gathering at the Bond apartments hosted by Mrs. Bond and friends surprised Eugene Bond on his birthday. Guests played two tables of pinochle and enjoyed refreshments prepared by Mrs. Bond, Mrs. T. H. Menke, and Mrs. Lee Mc Cracken.
Miss Dolly Mailey daughter of Mr and Mrs John Mailey Blaine became the bride of William Lewis a well known ranchman of Sheridan. The Rev T W Bennett officiated at St James rectory Dillon Attended by Mr and Mrs Harley Linder Laurin They will settle on the groom's ranch after an automobile trip through the state
Mrs. Clark Anderson entertained about fifty ladies Tuesday afternoon at her ranch north of Dillon. The event was described as a very enjoyable occasion with a delicious assortment of refreshments.
Deputy Sheriff Frank L. Kellum drove to Lima on Saturday. Milton Bean of Centennial valley is a patient at Barrett hospital. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Tory left Dillon for Wisdom after six weeks there. C. L. Ward of Salmon handled Dillon matters Monday. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Strange of Hamilton visited Dillon over the weekend. rancher John Peterson visited Monday. Two second hand refrigerators for sale plus a selection of new ones. Cov. John Hildreth, Medicine Lodge rancher, did business in Dillon midweek. Mrs. A. P. Williams and Miss Molly Sparrow drove from Alder to Dillon Wednesday. Elkhorn Springs Hotel welcomes guests at 20 dollars a week. Philip Orr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Matt Orr, returned from Washington to Dillon. Miss Louise Almy of Southern Montana Abstract leaves for Glen dive for two weeks to visit relatives.
Lee Henry motored to Armstead Monday morning. John Wenger of Jackson transacted business here Monday. Harold Robison visited from Argenta Sunday. Ed Marchesseau came from Polaris to Dillon on Saturday. Gebhardt Fassler drove from Melrose Monday. Frank Rife spent the week in Dillon from Medicine Lodge ranch. Victor and Pete Westergard of Medicine Lodge visited friends here several days. Also listed: Dillon Furniture Co ad and local notices including nurse wanted and kitchen range for sale. Flicker birds observed nesting in trees near Dillon.
A flurry of Saturday visits fills Dillon headlines with residents traveling from Armstead Missoula and Lima to see friends. A water main break on South Atlantic street inconvenienced locals for hours while library foundation work progresses. Notables include Emery Keller Hugh Anderson May Clemow and George Clemow along with many others visiting Dillon from surrounding areas.
Mrs. George W. Palmer of Los Angeles spent part of the week visiting friends in and near Dillon. She formerly lived in Dillon and Lima where she has a large acquaintance.
Mrs. Paul V. Lynch and her young daughter Martha from Evanston Indiana are visiting Mrs. Lynch's parents, Mr and Mrs A L Stone, who were met by Mrs Stone in Butte.
Rev. Z C O Farrell and his family are spending the week in Dillon as guests of Rev. J C Pritchard at the Baptist parsonage.
A series of social and business notes from Dillon and nearby towns lists residents and visitors in transit. Attendees include attorney James E. Kelly, Alexander Legatt from Butte, Frank Fasterwald of Horse Prairie, and Mary Christensen visiting from Butte. Other figures frequenting Dillon include Jasper Nelson post-surgery, Alvin Harlow and Anna Butler obtaining a marriage license, and Elks from Dillon attending an Virginia City initiatory ceremony.
Robert Woody visited Dillon in the middle of the week. Lima residents L. Peterson B. I. Dowell and H. R. Foster spent Monday in Dillon. Richard Maier, from Reichle, was there Monday and said he planned to move his creamery from Reichle to Twin Bridges.
We extend heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for acts of kindness and sympathy during illness and death of our son Clifford. We appreciate floral offerings for the funeral and flowers sent during his sickness. - Mr. and Mrs. L. Michelson.
The City of Dillon Montana will sell at public auction on August 11 1924 up to one hundred thousand dollars in water bonds in two forms amortization or serial bonds each 1000 with 6 percent maximum interest and 20 year span redeemable after ten years bids require a 2000 certified check except for the State of Montana and the city may reject any bids Proceedings are on file with the city clerk and the sale will occur in the City Hall Council Chamber
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